Null Prehistoric idol made of marble, in prehistoric style.
Ancient Greece, 4000…

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Prehistoric idol made of marble, in prehistoric style. Ancient Greece, 4000 BC Good state of conservation. Provenance: - Private collection, Jacques-André Cronier (1956 - 2019), Mezièrs le Cléry, France. 13cm high

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Prehistoric idol made of marble, in prehistoric style. Ancient Greece, 4000 BC Good state of conservation. Provenance: - Private collection, Jacques-André Cronier (1956 - 2019), Mezièrs le Cléry, France. 13cm high

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